The Goderich Star, 1924-07-31, Page 5r iNwW+ir1.14 ,irn11 r•nji Ul I
TIEUSStlA3, JULY ttlat 1*4
Du Barry ArtIcles de Toilette
are now procurable in Godericli
Causspbell's Dm Store tarries the very Met in Taaet
Fraparatio' sae, and this last week steins* added to our already
exbe sive toeast alert the famous Du Barryr articles de
tel ette, made by RicT d Htsdnut.
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Du Barry Perfume attracts by the rare freshness of its
fragrance. One ounce $ l.on
Du Barry Purse Petite is designed for travelling and
- shopping bag use. sl.00.
kid
Du Barry Eau de Toilette: is as much a necessity as is
face powder. $2.30,
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Du Barry lace Powder combines rare fragrance and.
del&Cate texture. . . $2.00. -
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TD Barry Bath Powderlasts Longer than the ordinary
Nth crystals, • $1.2S.
Du Barry Toilet Powder is cooling and soothing. $1.00
Du Barry Soap,ts the scented soap de luxe.
Du Barry Booty Box contains rouge; powder, lipstick,
wild eyebrow pencil. $5.0o,
CAMPBELL'S DRUG �T�t�
.
•nRastman'Kodaks'and
films
PHONE 90 ,. The Sdusetrr . ' GODERICH
sp�{okee,,t.adatr, l.vI elyr.�et tits
"Waiter" et hes k,idtter.•r JO
int
solsolerliasss, the 'weade rfMl dal
he kad bad upon tbs' lives sf the
yqupg people of the community for
over half a century. firs. G. Elliott
of Toronto was the only lady taking
Pat in the preprint and site sante two
beautiful solos which were very i
much appreciated.
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The late George- Baird. the Yuan i
who was, p !pe Reuter pupil said.'
the presiding genius in the coeamuni.
ty for two generations, wain been in
Anehinlock, Ayrshire, 'Scotland, April.
2nd, 1841. He came to Caned* in
1852 and began teaching in 1811. On e
September 88th, 1865 he was mar-
ried, hit wife still surviving. He re-
signed as teacher in December. 1910
and, February 4th, 1918, he departed
i this life. kk
M. Baird was a born teacher. It
was his delight to "bring pupils on."
not to make 'a show at examineaion
time. but to really see that they,ab-
sorbed the knowledge which he was
so anxious they should have. "It WAS
not ,a `common' school at alit' . one
I of the speakers on Thursday remark -
i ed, "The school over which Master
I Baird presided -was a university,"
Model Theatre
Mt illAIN; 4dtrA.
hat Weather Si seisis to Coal Camfert
M.stiay *tile Tissue)
DOROTHY PHILLIPS
a as Alio* Nelalsar ell star prewrMta-
tiau
''SLANDER TAX WOMAN" -
LLOYD
MAN" -
LLOYD HAMILTO1 in
"Good. Morning
?Lir. Baird taught the, Public School
durtngathe Week and on Sunday be
conducted a Sunday sehool in the
same schoolhouse, And he was just
as'' strict .about the boys and girls
Shaving -their. -catechisra corrupt. en
'Sunday as that they should have their
spellings or arithmetic without mis-
takes on. Monday. .
' Baird's school on the second of
Stanley is the third school .building
in the section; but records do.• not
seems to. have been kept its to tie
date of the first forming of the see -
tion. doThe first school, ,however, was
a tog building on the Stanbury was
on the London road,...the farm now'eic-
cupied by Mr. W. J.' Falconer. Mr.
Williams, Mr. Archie' Cameron and
Mr. Nichol Robinson, taught in the
old school, which was a union school
"Mi; tKen i 'waslhe-" ie'sicher-W%en"
the school was built on the second
• , s and continued to teach there. Ifo
BA1 D S SC
"' �. • " SCHOOL REUNION
an exchange of reminstence,s of the was followed by lata,. McFaul, then
eariiia Mr. Baird, who. taught for
^ Witl,•happy school days. •+z fifty years,' The' present building was
;- Pupils from Par and Neat Tor the meetpart it was the pu.. erected during his term. During the
Gather for Celebration July feitk, ipiie3 of the late George Baird, who fourteen years since' his retirement
= in 1910 there have been nine teachers:
ursday, Juijr' 10thBoaz,.
, a gals retired in December, 1910, After continuously for fifty years, % oho Misses: Elizabeth • McEwen, Gertrude
re"dity,1 r, the Baird community,:Stanley •made, up the gatherling. Sturdy, Jean Wylie, Jessie Aikenhead,
ttowns ip, when' a re=union of the Pearl Potter, IdaTaylor, •Mr,,. Peter
" , A'' ro ram of is kin Was i
it s
p g 1i+QA g gone
of _the amour . d
.scholar f 3bu
Moffat Mi
and ss Ida. Taylor 'aagain
tido h i
T
y
g
r n the:afternoon,
c m nc-
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+School' r0 held' in Mi Died sive Ug•. the•present teacher, Miss Edna. Reid.
eGreror'srove; . • ing with singing. ib3* .the present
school children. '• Mr. W. McEwen.A basket ball game was played due -
Invitations had been :sent. soot 'to president of the eeminittee,-presided, ing the afternoon between the pre=
•about eight `Hundred "people, in alt Reeve G. B. Hxrily was the. first eent,ntembers of .the .section and for-
: parts of the country, and sosaewbere speaker. and he' cordially welcomed mer pupil's, :the forpier winning. 'I'en
about: `six hundred responded, the :visitors back `to their home.coni- riis, bArseball and football "was sten
It was a great :gathering .r(f stile-rrsunity; assuring' Them, that the latch- indplged-iii during• the ,afternoon and
clans, , as men and women, nelho, as string: was aiwaye on the outside of evening.
: children, had gone to 'sciatica 'to "The the door for 'thein. Mr. John: Mc- One accident marred the day when
• Master,".• returned from solourning Gregor of Broklyti,T.V. In; Rev, Harry Kenneth Stewart, son tpal Mi:. and
' here,�there and everywhere, 'bringing :Diehl;of,4leleide,"'Dr.`R. R. Rose,' See- era: Fenwick Stewart,'fell while ten-:
with. them • in many isets'the child- forth; Dr. T. It 'Dutchart, Red Oke, gaged' in a .ball game and brok this
ren God had' given them is'the land ;Iowa; Rev: L. W.-_Dieihe,_Pert-Hue---arm.
• of their sojourning.', There were .well'vRev. Jahn Mermen, Hillsdale, The Clinton' Pipe lianci enlivened
many pleasant meetings of d18 Woods and Mr, Gorden 'Waldron, K. C.,' Tor- the proceedings during the afternoon
who had.net nietin yearn.,':and many onto'•LLwere the'wreakers.• Each one with. many a merry tune on 'their
Wtltlaeaday alit TMsrsday
Betty Coupon suit Rioltartl pili
Prs.tnt J.bse Galswerthy's
j • Greet Ftsfl
- "THE STRANGER"
SMnshia. Fos Ceatetvly
"THE. EXPLORas"
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Friday awl Saturday
WILLIAM PARNUM
will give you thrills. galore in
"THE GUNFIGHTER"
Fast Action Coate d
"SOMEBODY LIED
"Fox News Real No. 24"
Matinees -•Niton.. Wed. sn:.Sat at. 3.90.
coming--^"THUNDERGATE"
r..
pipes which just suited the 'occasion.
their 'music came in for many compli-
ments
Mrs. Baird, the gentle, dignified wi-
view of the "Master," was present, on
thio occasion and many tokens of
love and respect were paid to her as
well as to, the memory of .her excep-
tional husband. • .
So busy have we been talking a-
bout other things that .we have left
to the `very last any mention 9f the
or the
,ode f
n
wonderfulprovision
and
entertainiineait W he' iuests -by the
ladies. The supper to which all sat
down was served with the lavishness
of true Scottish hospitality. We
should say that will all the studying
of the spelling book and the catechism
the ladies of Baird's ngiglit orhood
have not neglected the - essential
study of the culinary art, :
Mr. W..° McEwen was ,president
and' Mr. Fehwick Stewart, secretary
of the committee responsible for this
unique home -gathering and they and
The other mombers o-f'tiie committee
are certainly to be congratulated up
,on its. unqualified ;aue;cesp.
Among the many, in.: attendance
were Mr. and; Mrs. Frank Saunders
and Mrs.. Win. Glen, Goderich; Mrs.
Frank Howe and two sons, Toronto;
Fee<derick Rots and Redly, Dungan-
non;' Richard Bond end 'Mrs.. Bond,
Godericli, Mr. and Mrs. ,Will Tebbutt,
Goderieh; .1; B. ,Mustard : and family
Brucefield.. ,, .
In: the; evening:a:.program--was put
n ' t-iie platform v"
n, p a orm ha ing been lighted
for the occasion. :The program open-
ed With community singing, followed
by a butterfly drill: by. twelve young
* 1 in gold slid hi. ek. MADE It APNCIALLY YO* Tris
heieTYis sats I4
"Anaty earphy ionn thtrhee
who, The lay's activities were 4mill ki4boL. kVApuCrAwT.arIreON
to
lskure act*
tbiW
Broil* to s »lore br Singing „Lind sands of viwasure seekers from ell
Liar. the >[ .`4 :over the continent grows stronger
I�T�1Nt11rA.1 II NO. 13 every year.
Once they cardiol pleaauras tot Mos -
,.
REUNION los* hakes have bars enloyed. tiler's
of Man-
Iiesaairr.sis .f tie l?l�i hays asst ef,tria shine thaandbalsam
rasset be denied. .LLolling to
, is always an urge tel resets to One
Ca*n. y� tipe_.tt _;cheat „the suntdtinr, bathing m the elver
>seretiow ie tb,r iteMnion • waters, or eruiaing amidst the hued -
Tice totlowl•R tioaertebshout•- eds of islands, dancing, gaiting play- ,
ed tins ro o teen *t oils boys Ito Ruts of ing tennis are only a Lew of the Jijv
IL iL So. ie. twee Wewaao.b on. We,d• eraions awaiting the vacationist at
Don sad rangy, Mies Metlinton, Inn, There is plenty of accommodation
lis.eltwaw. ,Mr. B. !i. Taylor, , for • everybody M-„ accommodation to
lir. sad lir*. A. ri'ullauis, Tti1*s 'Willi• suit every taste and purse from the
FifraePsw"'a"
Mr. Williams, Mr: ltoy luxuriously equipped Royal Muskoka
'aswlr. ChQrtes Speuc.. to the quiet little hostelry with only a
rsils of lorirtsr�s�ipile l;atheiext on ,doter est
tbe s brool gsoandar beer this ineuYcrablet guests.
Go to Muskoka Lakes this year.
• tri tiibtioi asati n dates back to You won't have a dull mament.if you
1t1l6, wbea %b. owe** of education for holiday in thin wonderful vacation
tl.,, ,:htldrsa :„:,%Iiadl*trletwasriot land,b�, Dad tl t was the secret. Any Agent. of then Canadian Na
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will oibt+usi oma the site o! the tional Railwtiye will gladly give you
presort% **hoot was erected In toes, illustrated literature.and complete in.
with two peens toed with Miss Mere, formation.
now lire. Jaleoetw iiarrlsop, .oi Brace•
hridri+s, as teaehar. Th• tot+ buikAina. 40,00 IIARVRSTERS WILL BE
veers later by a imine hulloing, WANTED FOR THE WEST
which sere until tb. urex;ent maiiern Atfaat 40,000 .harvester*, will be
brlok b,inaleg was m'eO a required to garner the Western Osn-
'1 lair sohatol wits s►t ods. ttwa one of the atla Wheat Crop
osg ekaln J3rmae. altbouith tide attend. p this season, actor$»
aeon ha* now dwln0led t4, Kt►tt?o.lK or "0 ing to information received at . yeah
pup�Ia. eral headquarters of the Canada Nile,'
,k rto+o ak those who attended the ro.uu• tional Railways this. afternoon. Of
ion. was lira. Oook, who was 'nide of the this. number approximately 20,000
prat two girls to attend the chesol and will have to be secured from Lastern
who Isrws Ii»i1 alt her ill. within . eight Canada it being tho ht t
and aided oft tbn g1el itcho*l. Yhin bird. u p' hat the
std the prooseeilau to the school sud was . remainder cart be supplied by the
s •"ruled the treat of BWtor'duriui; tt,e j three Prairie . Provinces and British
daY's seottsritt.e, • Columbia.
Rsv. A, la. Budge acted as chaaenan. This information is the outcome of
A parade was bekl,'atter which.HPeeeh• a. conference held' at •Winnipeg today
ea: rsere . maO. by'tba following. -- who -between-Repreesentatives of Canadian
pseld iestieat io the. *Id ploneorn of t'14°'
htt National Railways, . Provincial and
aohool ; 0. Wi>ihtl11 ei#, .A., 4:21or, G,1 Federal Governments and the.Labor
,*hereon, 1iev. W, l�lat{tan fl Rev, W, i. Boards. It waw Also *trough% Rout nt
moniJ
•s Roh c
Ts for Mrs T n4r,;„�,. _•_.,
It t}rrott. B. c oulter, C, Wlgl►ttitan, 1)r. i this meting that ..Harvesting ie expect -
Parrott, ltecitatLnnu rsar�a Riven by ox• ed to commence ini Manitoba about
pupils of J.E. Nall!, J. tiowleri Mrs. W. 1 August 20th and In Saskatchewan
"Boots and Mr.P.W. lioott.lir. Henry. and and 'Alberta Abort August 25th.
urp aped music tor the ig a CoaoMs on band•
A further 'mains Es' to "be held
' •. /den. T. H. x aylor, another acbolar, .
n4:5 Oyer 90 years old, was among those ---
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proheut, tea by the.
I .. A baseball' name v played
eid•timers, with 1'..W. Scott and J. W. t
Stott as . ?obtains, the score being in
,
r e
t cc std
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k�
ee Jsrly stud: lire mutt ma le,le Muskoka iaYkea
CEARING
SUMMER
GOODS
OTHERS, avail teeth
int selves of the appur-
tunity of getting 1 our
boys Wills • St..its *dui
Italslpers at the fol1ov, Litt;
ow prices.
11.35 Suits foie 9$c
51.25 Suits for 95c
11.10 Suits for 79c
RSc impairs for 5$c - ....
litres Cott* - B 6iig Sibs
regaLar 1.5O for 93c
Boys' Collett Bal ell,
reply $1.25 or 75c.
e
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about August 2nd in Winnipeg -to d?.
vide upon the date. when the specint'
rail.farea for•hsrvesters will go .in-
to effect., This date will be go'ernel
by the time wlien the farmers. arse
-prepared to handl this traffic itnrl
they were told t tete Nationni
Railway Syatei*`:.9as approxiinatel.."-
400 ears, of the very latest type of
colonist equipment held in readineL�
for the handling of the excursion: In
_.aiWition.Aheres__are reIy,for .aetyi�°.e •.
is b.•
trains a number of s !
t use noptician/ on h
1?
designed< lunch counter ears, alt e!'
them larger • and better equipped .than
any other cam of this type in the.. -•
country. Y ;f i
Ilei.
IMO
:ti r • x
0 0 'a
r • which was
w dile rh
11 in LI
On iia on
the. j
t 1 'i`
;sontout ere, ahowu cher three • oho* s . SPitrClAl.---We have, Just received.,*: itrg+e Shipment of '1 avec-
which Race been ereevodOn this site, ling Goods-- CLUB BAGS, second Reboot bent in 1876 Mad the urs. Travelling Goods, have been' conside'rabl '--reduced in price:
sent school erected in 1914.
We i,n.ing, dna o neon„+:wn.,F 4.� choose froth and `at very !.k.•
Mr. Reg. Williams grandmother was
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the old log school erected iii 11463, the . , , SUIT .CASES;. Etc,---•
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one of. the . teachers in. the ' old log tractive -prices, mo ,;,,, ;,Tsr+YeG . s
school.),
The press
W. Rath, ct>atrinteb, Mervin 'MODouell we urvlte your .inspection m
of our White Summer Footwear
and Lizzie A.°Scott (See. Treas.)
• Sweet and ' palatable, ; . Mother
Graves' • Worm Extenrtninsitor is
tit trustees of ttia School are
Repiliiriin as 'Usti
eeptxble to c1.:4h�. , ��rYd' it daes"-its - -- _
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;work sorely and, promptly. ' Pt p ¢
And 'fi wealth was equally divided
everybody'd get foolitth and buy ,u ear. ,•
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North Sid,
Square
err'
Silks
Canton: Crepe --
,During this sale we -are offering about 75• yards of the
.finest heavy weight Canton Crepe at excdptionnat -cikt Cu.rate
prices, regular $9.95, Sale• price. .s• . ..... .$2.95
Crepe de Chine
Our entire snick sof: Crepe de Chine is 'offered at reduced
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prices. We have alt shades and: he are tlig ;finest Oa
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lay; regular. $2-23 and . $2.50, . Sale,: p ice $1.95
,
Anderson's ing ,azo
About' 500 yards (of Anderson's Scotch Gingltants of, the
gold brand quality,• 3 in. wide, beautiful ties •patterns, •
e)Ora.special, per yard.: ...:.....35c
edora• and Panted Voile
.Our complete stock sof Voiles are offered at lowest .cut
_.prices We have a.gttoitr.uige.of shades ant patterns.
• Voiles, regular 51-50 per yard, to clear at.
Voiles, rerular•8$$c per yard, to clear at....: ... .68e
Pure Linen Towelling
This is a, pure linen Towelling, full half yard wide and
' trimmed with red or blue border, Sale.price, per yd..I77/xc
Natural Pongee Silk
Fuld ;i4 inches wide, a nice even weave. We have this
in the natural shade only, .Clearing price, yer yd. , ....79c
n
Children's Socks
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A three-quarter length Sock with a good strong rib weave,
in shades'white, rose, black, sand and blue, Clearing price
per pair
29c
an'tdian Gingham.
We lave several - Gingham gpieces of Canadian Gin hawhich must
tee soli. `These have attractive checks and are just the
thing for children's dresses, Clearing at per yjrd,
0
Starts Thursday, July 31st
Following our ' usual` custom sof clearing our. shely' "s' of goods in their
season,' we, are putting eon sale every line of Summer Merchandise at
•prices that will make. Rhea .hustle•out in quick time,
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tea•
Congoleum Rugs
During this sale we are offering a11. Congoleum
Rugs at ridiculously tow prices. These are the
guaranteed..Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs.
.�.IRegtlfd:Y ... �C � 'Sale,.. Pike ::..._
1)x9...... .$1.i.5o $11.95
•. 9x 1 t),s , 15.75 .. 13.95
9x12 18.00 15.95
EXTRA SPECIAL
S
doze Ladies` Vests
5 doz. only Ladies' Vests, strap sleeve, or with
small sleeve. Splendid quality for this special
price, each 23c
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:Linoleum ung and (lc h
oe �ot
An LINOLIIl1Mt and OILCLOTH ordered king ..
this sale will be LAID FREE OF CHARGE
Tremendous selling of the best heavy weight..
--Linoleum anct t ilelnth. .
Linoleum. Saleprice per sq. yd...
Oilelo111, •Sale• price per. sq. yd - 49c
EXTRA SPECIAL
Bathing Suits
Made of. sl heavy weight, of cotton. 'These are
Hue trimmed with red, -white or orange, big
reductions. Children's 69c, Men's 51.49.
• r. .
S. A. Gray
Dresses,..
SumtneriErccka ,. ;,5;^,�, %•' g:
• 116. air' cls .,,;our racks of iritis`• and' R.ttine. I)resse.s.
Prices are cut to the limit for these trust _he sold nOW. '
Voile 1)re•se , .$ale price, .
Ratine Sale- price ...., ..........'.$6.50
House Dresser
Made cit the finest English print of neat patterns and dents- :
tilt trinimed with 4 itiired bias tape. These are good
large• size, and we guarantee them ti) r;its1t and launder
well, Sale ,derice. .
Children's Hats
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$1.49
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A spiendidi Hat !if lis;ht :i ei ,ht !material, t: t<h,ebl'e,. dur-
able, le, .lust the thing for warns summer da)s, regular 000 •
• to $1.25, `ale primo! each 19c
Flannelette :Blankets
These iii snit flannelette. incither
white err gt•e' .ind trimmed with 'pir)k or bale Ponders.
Sale price per pair $2.95
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Colored Terry Toweling
These are Lull tr' iuche,,, 7.1de, are a k'./grid heitvy weave
and have blue ir red the thin; tor r+ilter. err
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strop:; service triwekk, Sale pricee per ;-ard 22c and 29c
Pure Linen Table Covers
Made ret a tine clu,tlitc linen with neat .t,,W.'rrted p.ttterli•,:,
full 7ux7o incite,,. Specially 'pried. each. $3.25
Ladies'. Silk Hose
'1 hese area fii're Silk I1.i,e +ri hear'y ^•ei aht and one set
our finest striek lire c'. 1 hi.' shades are ; ;rev, Had:, band,
brown, navy and white, regular . price, x.1.2.5, elearin ?
at ,per -pair 79c
Voile and 'Crepe, Specials
We hare a quantity ret printed ‘4.il'-• and f.tnry Crepe
Dress Good!, cihiEit mum l•e -olJ I ire s't
ranged as- high a„ t. 5. f leariN., price p.'n a€d - 49c
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